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Sheguang Hu Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2014

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Steph Shiu | © Claudia Knoepfel

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klein, photographed by lengua

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Issey Miyake | ‘Escargot Pleats’ S/S 1990 ph. Raymond Meier

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Fernando Tomaz for Vogue Brazil (2023)

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Lady gaga - Alejandro

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Dries van Noten, A/W 2002.

Ph. Yelena Yemchuk

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Devon Aoki i-D #219 (2002) ph. Paolo Roversi

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Undercover aw97 in Zyappu magazine issue vol.14 (1997) photography by: Arizona Goro

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Comme des Garçons S/S 2005 Ilze Bajare | © Alexi Lubomirski

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On the set of Metropolis, 1927.

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Christine Bolster | Comme des Garçons  Vogue Italia (June 1983) © Peter Lindbergh

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By Christopher McKenney

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Ève Salvail × Azzedine Alaïa © Jean-Baptiste Mondino

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Alexander McQueen S/S 2001 Erin O'Connor | © condé nast  

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Cho Giseok for Vogue Korea (2023)

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Maison Martin Margiela FW90-91 first lining washed cotton and shimmering viscose punk light-blue mohair sweater (1990)

Inspired by punk’s style, the sweater had uneven sIeeves and a relaxed funnel neck. Having no sweater manufacturer on hand, Margiela's mother did the knitting. With the help of some friends, she made 40 or so pieces in three different colors- light blue, deep red, and blacklight-blue mohair sweater.

Instead of knitting needles they used broomsticks shaved down to size by his father to ensure that the stitches would be wide and uneven. The men's removable white poplin shirtsleeves -seen in the first collection-extended out from under the sweater's sleeves.